New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-14
THREE RACES.
WINNING WITH BEyDIao. FAVOR AND
MAROON.
r,a DUEL WITT HAYwARD-UNsA1isFAcTo odds
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AVN, v,rs uAywARp-UNsA1IsFACTOR ODDS
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ons of tho most satisfying spectacles on race
ourse IL McIaughlin's patient handling OF ressie's
Swo-ycaroh. Perhaps 1t is not going too far 20 say
that no other Jockey In America could have won WIN
Bepdigo as this clever horscman did at Kings high-
way yesterday. Through oil the cots VICIOUS W
havfor ct the post he never recclvoi 'e1A No.
dig with o spur Mclaughlin careiuiy nu'o a..a.-
the ugly beasts strength, and wncn inc so"as
finally got of Bendigo had enough near' ~i. =. M
"a win the race As rider Of short races mclaughlin
A. without n peer: no other Jockey In the country
Fan got a horse on his legs so quickly. Ot course
ho had no chance with fericles. Judge ELiotts
reiInc Is not ripo for race. His finish with Favor
cent 10y to the hearts Of Favors backer'
McLaughlins interference with Hayward coming
mn the homestretch in the fourth race caused much
cr,ticism Many pcople thought 1t o grevOus case
of foul riding But Colonel Simmons in tho Judges
stand thought not, and all the hackers OF Marooh
agreed with him. Hayward SAID tnat IL was iou,
riding but he did not complain because not oruereo
10 do so by Mr.. withcrs or his trainer Mr. Wl'ncrs
obseryed nothing wrong. But tho public ana the
hackers Of Ftsroy had rights as we'll rs Mr. withers
and his trainer When racing Is conducted so.ely
for the benefit Of owners trainers and without TO
card TO tho rights OF the public, 1t vii not last long,
And many who watched that finish kccnly believe
that Mclaughlin guilty OF foul riding
Another point. Where racing Is conducted chiefly
to enrich bookrnakers 1t cannot prosper long, That
Is the case with the Brooklyn track long as book
making is the only form of betting permitted, and
while the pencllcrs give such ntoleraby unfair odds
rs they gave yesterday. But people who wished 10
speculate had no choice. They had to take. thes"
ar nothing, The bookmakers won heavily, as they do
almost every day. They lost by Favors victory, but
they gained hugely by the defeats of Burch King Crab
Fitzroy Frank Ward and Napa Doth favorites In the
fifth race and by the result Of the selling race the
odds they offer for place arc simply insulting
10 Affnn cnIle
traGtn IL will deserve that title If these men do not
Give the public In the betting, and the pub
lie will resent their conduct by staying away.
HAYWARD did some Of the worst riding of his life
II was a stupid blunder to pull Viceroy to last place
and then be compelled to go around the whole field.
and n was scnseess to wait to the homestetch before
irving 10 catch Favor and Bamum at the pace they
travelled all through the last half mile Hayward made
n mess of his handling Fitzroy also. II Mclaughlin
had been on Fitzroy and Hayward on Maroon, Fitz-
roy would have won
The attendance was astonishiniy large for Monday.
II will be a great deal larger to-day The "paddock
psrade, is q qualification to everybody, and no OBJ
section can be urged against the western style OF
pinnng the numbers Of horses ON the Jockeys sleeves
The train service vast Improvement on that
of Saturday and doubt 1t will be still better today
BY tho way, one Of the peculiar features Of the
sport yesterday was the rldcnously easy victory of
Berlin in the last roco On Saturday the venerable
campaigncr could not have made race with don
key. what vast and startling improvements
sees in plugs nowadays
Details Of the races are below:
FIRST RAcE-PURsE 5000 SIX FUELoNGs.
Excelsior Stables ch g. Alarc by IllUsed Adelaide
nsya;n &SS aged ill., FiiES JSt
K.sa. Ff FsssSSa j. NshsG9saihS
EsP s"@sS si sssd
oden Bowies b. c cassati l. lis s;.co Mciugnh
ss f"Ss SfF' 70 to
three Rosewood and Alarc had much the best OF
,sd tnToGq Of nS,R RoSs
they The When Strengthened on, Ro.ewo9i tired
rIS snsneG between the Three leaders
mont won ceyery bya neck cleaner cond necs
Gle ner too late pass Aoric. Burch In the
WEIGHTS. FIVE FURLoNGs.
Dryer brothers b. c. BendisO by Luke Baetsnrn Msta
T K,ss G;;b 5s
= IOsiiisfd s s. s." cSSsT
Betting penaro to j King crab to l. Faux Pas toi
wiisd,awn psndss and csapT
S S iaa %. The ae
o Ss S'e s and fa% e fS ia Sc res allow
took the lead turn anlei second lengths back
.r es S' csnarI had sHous Sas
ps .a rO 4a;ns uaer the SS
~ Sp"S % Seee s kns Sa GnnTd by
THIRD RAcE-LAwSvEw HANDICAP. $50 EACH 81 900
ADDED 1is MILES.
O. B. Morrss H. Favor, by Pat MaIloy Faycrite yrs,
Is ys,r sss los sl i5S
j. MoMshons D. NJ swift aged loo Donohnc
B. Goodwins D. 9; Gen Nay ios ......... git!lease(
%S BsiSss% f issss:si 90
ITO Lancaster Nay 1910 l. Ferona is to-
stoneSaeS Phil Lee Gcnf.ion Florence Fonso
THIS wa. an @ start the ne, hGse. o,qS
Ss:t .,s@ sGs
Vt the quarter post win 10 Logos 70
The I'VE ur0ng post Then 4 took 1Ss
mas, mt horses
siraisS,e%sd out at the head The
rr 5 ~ s "sS The at ss
frge the front and won without touch q VIII or spur by
third. Hayward his too lite.
FOURTH RAcE-MosT.cuE STAKES THREE-YEARoIDs.
$50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. 1ls MILES
W Streets ch. &. Maroon. by Macaroon Castagnettc
D. 10 10 %iiGciss c rzroy iay~ard
Bettng-Ftzroy to 2 Maroono 1913.
Fareoetia Napa Fcneon. STRIPPING and Bessie June were
Mclaughlin rode waiting allowing Fi!zrOy with
whip spur Fzr,y tired in the last sixteenth, raj
10 Haywart's urgent appeal and dozen
srdes IRON home got his In front Mclaugh
called aud tie gelding. coming by neck
Maroon returned limpng to the post
FIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 EACH 5000 ADDED.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. 1-lG MILES.
+. w. Henners b. @. Raveler by Reform Madge 3yrs,
90 Church,
N ". illusions ch Katapian g. (Ftzpatrick) 2
IrsSis
H. Haggins Dr. Napa, 3. (Littleneld) q
X Blacks CHI b. Dr Reed. 3. III Godfrey
g. II. Brackets h. waukesha rhayer) 0
J. Patons b. h. Freeman. o. tWilliams)
J. +. Walden d CO.'S b. r. Tony Foster, aged. 100 .
Time--1:5lL.
Ward Napa to s. Maggie j. @ TO J.
Ra,allsn 10 traveller IL 10 l. Waukesla IL to Free
man ~ O DR. Reed 20 to l. Tony Foster 20 10 l.
Raveller led finish. winning easily by five
lengths Frank Ward second as far the furong pole
where retired giving place Dr. Reed who Tapped by
Rataplan second hall Tho backsirctch At the
hat mile poS fatspan fell back in the rack and Maggie
up head the Ravelier led
three ieng hs Dr Reel second Maggie third The to